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Overview

Among other things, this degree course prepares you for the Master of Education in Sport, but can also be studied as a single degree. The course contents include the fundamentals of sports science, the fundamentals of activity fields in the individual area, the fundamentals of sports games, the fundamentals of natural sports and other activity fields, the anatomical and physiological foundations of physical activity, training and exercise, social foundations of sport, sport and exercise in the educational process. The two-subject degree may be studied with the final qualification “M.Ed.” (teaching certificate for grammar schools and comprehensive schools).

• Start: Winter semester and summer semester
• Application: Restricted; Test required.
• Taught in: German
• 2-subject programme: 2. subject required - table of combinations

Details

One of the biggest sports faculties in Germany

The faculty is one of the biggest sports faculties in Germany. Aimed at “non-school sports occupations”, it leads to a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in six semesters: the areas of specialisation in this one-subject Bachelor’s degree are a) recreation/training/health; b) sports management; c) rehabilitation/prevention.

The one-subject Master’s degree (Master of Sports Science, M.Sc.) specialises in diagnostics and intervention in sports and sports consulting. In the two-subject Bachelor’s degree (Bachelor of Arts), in addition to sport, a second subject is studied for the teaching certificate for grammar schools and comprehensive schools.

An entrance test is a prerequisite for admission to the course. Information on dates and required attainments can be found on the homepage of the faculty.

Among other things, this degree course prepares you for the Master of Education in Sport, but can also be studied as a single degree. The course contents include the fundamentals of sports science, the fundamentals of activity fields in the individual area, the fundamentals of sports games, the fundamentals of natural sports and other activity fields, the anatomical and physiological foundations of physical activity, training and exercise, social foundations of sport, sport and exercise in the educational process.

Application

General requirement: You need at least a high school degree to study this programme. For admission and successful studies a high standard of German language skills is required.

This program is restricted, application at the University online portal.

Please use the online application.

International Students: Please read the information of our International Office.

Additionally an ability test is required.
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• Online admission times: Winter semester: from june up to july 15th.; Summer semester: from december up to january 15th.
• General admission information

Student Counseling

Christian Osenberg (Studienfachberatung)
Building SportWiss, Room 2.015
Tel.: +49 234/32 -28772
E-Mail: Christian Osenberg
Office hour: Di 13-14 h u. n.V.
Homepage Student Counseling

Dr. Mechthild Schütte (Studienfachberatung)
Building SportWiss, Room 2.125
Tel.: +49 234/32 -23813
E-Mail: Mechthild Schütte
Office hour: Mo 10.30-11.30 h u.n.V
Homepage Student Counseling

Kristian Roszkopf (Studienfachberatung, Prüfungsamt)
Building SportWiss, Room 2.119
Tel.: +49 234/32 -25622
E-Mail: Kristian Roszkopf
Office hour: Di 10-11.45 h
Homepage Student Counseling

Til Kittel (Studienfachberatung)
Building SportWiss, Room 2.009
Tel.: +49 234/32 -25769
E-Mail: Til Kittel
Office hour: Do 10-12 h u. n.V.
Homepage Student Counseling

Dekanat Sportwissenschaft
Building SportWiss, Room 2.101
Tel.: +49 234/32 -27793; -22431
E-Mail: Dekanat Sportwissenschaft
Office hour: Mo-Do 8-12 h, Mi 12-14 h
Homepage Student Counseling

Fachschaft Sportwissenschaft (Beratung durch Studierende)
Building SportWiss, Room
Tel.: +49 234/32 -27906
E-Mail: Fachschaft Sportwissenschaft
Office hour: n.V.
Homepage Student´s representatives